I work in mt airy

We have southern states and tsc a few private owned farm supply stores I've  looked into some concrete  reinforcement wire we have a company  in town that sells what I need but don't  sell to the public  anymore

Dobson, nc on the va line off I-77

I was afraid somebody  would say tsc they're  high but I guess I'm gonna have to bite the bullet  lol

I've seen some very nice kennels on here and was wondering Where ya'll get it at or what the wire is used for I'm in NC and haven't  found anything  like it


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                    Kenneth

I'll get some pics for ya, but my partner has an old axle buried in the ground. It has 2 arms on it. 1 holds the dog on a snap and the other has a small cage on it. We put a chicken in the cage to start the puppies on it and a small pig to start the grown dogs. After they run it once or twice you can do away with the chicken/pig and they'll run on there own. Didn't taken em very long to figure it out and now they have a good beaten down track. It works great, he runs em till they slow down and puts another 1 on there by the time you get done with all of em the 1st one is ready again. They work themselves out.

Will this work with a couple dogs at a time there used be a guy around here that run water races looked like his was setup for 4 dogs but I never seen him use it

Would like to see pics

What size brand did you go with?

Looks good

The two Stags I have here, rough coated female and slick coated male, the male you can do any and everything to and he isn't phased, but my female will scream like you murdered her anytime she gets a toe stepped on, even when I grabbed her by the collar to walk her to untangle her chain, she started yippin. (I've never so much as LOOKED at her in a mean way, so this is just how she is I guess. I've never been rough with her ever.) The Greyhound blood runs strong in her lol. She's still very drivey, just sensitive I guess. She is young still too. Also, she tore a huge tear in her hock when she was younger on her dog house. Took FOREVER to close up. Grey skin I suppose. Go figure, when that happened, she didn't make a peep! I'll be crossing bull blood in down the road to help with that, for the hog dog stock. One thing you can't deny, these suckers are FAST.

Will you be breeding her to a bull terrier?  Im in NC I have a female stag out of Illinois from coyote stock that I plan to use on coyote rabbit fox any game she can catch lol but id be interested in trying to get a pup up my way if you breed them

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                      Kenneth

Good lookin hog. Tell him thanks for his service to our country

                     Kenneth